1963 Feed Grain Program Details Announced
Secretary of Agriculture Freeman publicized the 1963 feed grain program with diversion and price-support provisions similar to 1961 and 1962. Farmers may divert 20 to 40 percent of base acreage for corn grain sorghum and barley, receiving payments via loans, purchase agreements, and in-kind support. Diverted lands go to conserving use with payments at 20 percent of county rates up to 20 percent diversion, then at 50 percent for additional diversions, summarized for Mills County.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Farmers to receive diversion payments and CCC aid in 1962 program
The release explains farmers will get similar diversion payments to 1961 and 1962 programs. Part of the acreage diversion payment may be received at signup, with the remainder and all price-support payments issued after next summer’s compliance check. Payments will use payment in kind certificates redeemable for feed grains or cash with CCC marketing assistance.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
4 H Leaders Recognition Banquet Dec 11
The Methodist church of Shenandoah hosts the annual Page and Fremont 4H Leaders Recognition Banquet December 11 at 6:30 p.m. A turkey dinner is served by church ladies. Speaker is Jerry Sotola of the Chicago Livestock Exchange, associate director of Armour's Livestock Bureau with a broad background in livestock research and leadership roles in animal production associations.
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Methodist Church of
Jerry Sotola
The
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Sotola
Armour’s
Livestock Bureau
Washington State College
Washington Cattlemen’s Association
American Society of Animal Production
Los Angeles
Calif
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